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Aug 29, 2009 | Posted by: roboblogger

Queens court to become affordable housing

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The former home of the Queens family court at 89-14 Parsons Boulevard in Jamaica is in the process of receiving a $194 million renovation, which will transform the library-turned-courthouse into 346 units of affordable housing and retail space.

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Once

Binghamton, NY

money

RJS

Dunlap, TN

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$194 million, and, if modern history tells us anything, the section8, welfare collecting, food stamp spending, crack smoking, baby spitting, black ghetto garbage will have this turned into a run down, blighted area in no time, and then complain what a terrible and dangerous neighborhood it is.

Double Dip Debbie

Kew Gardens, NY

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If that courthouse could talk it would have more than a few sordid tales to tell - some of those divorce hacks have got their own thing going on there - the judges are just their puppets.

RJS - the halls of that Family Court ARE a dangerous neighborhood.

heehee

Oakland Gardens, NY

Double Dip Debbie wrote:

If that courthouse could talk it would have more than a few sordid tales to tell - some of those divorce hacks have got their own thing going on there - the judges are just their puppets.
RJS - the halls of that Family Court ARE a dangerous neighborhood.

"Divorce hacks" - excellent!

They would have to have help from the court employees to pull off anything - one or two at the very least.

They exploit the docket no. system by duplicating the ledgers - gives the illusion of an "error" - but they are of course created for lawyers to launder money through.

Double Dip Debbie

Kew Gardens, NY

heehee wrote:

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"Divorce hacks" - excellent!
They would have to have help from the court employees to pull off anything - one or two at the very least.
They exploit the docket no. system by duplicating the ledgers - gives the illusion of an "error" - but they are of course created for lawyers to launder money through.

oh definitely - I'm sure they are paid to set up the ledgers in the computer.

The lawyers also forge the judge's signature on a court order.

As the debtor pays his court ordered support - the lawyers duplicate that amount and pay into the fraudulent ledger(s). Huge amounts of cash are very easily laundered this way.

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